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Feeling versus understanding: lived-experience insights into perceived mechanisms of change of creative arts and psychomotor therapies versus verbal therapeutic approaches. [PDF]
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Community engagement to develop a dialogue-drama on adolescent pregnancy in a marginalised migrant population on the Thailand-Myanmar border: an ethnographic approach to participatory action research. [PDF]
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A Scoping Review of Active Service User Involvement in Undergraduate Allied Health Professions Education. [PDF]
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Lights, Camera, Emotion: REELMO's 1060 Hours of Affective Reports to Explore Emotions in Naturalistic Contexts. [PDF]
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Journal of Fandom Studies, The, 2023
This article investigates the evolving definition of the term ‘K-drama’ and its authenticity. Using a case study of the Netflix series Squid Game, I examine fan discourse surrounding the series and the extent to which it fits within the traditional K-drama framework.
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This article investigates the evolving definition of the term ‘K-drama’ and its authenticity. Using a case study of the Netflix series Squid Game, I examine fan discourse surrounding the series and the extent to which it fits within the traditional K-drama framework.
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2022
This essay elucidates the concept of the “affective interlude,” a moment in the K-drama that showcases emotion, typically of a character within the drama, while soliciting viewers to feel something, such as sympathy or outrage, in relation to it. This moment is emblematic of the poetics of the K-drama and exemplary of popular moving image narrative ...
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This essay elucidates the concept of the “affective interlude,” a moment in the K-drama that showcases emotion, typically of a character within the drama, while soliciting viewers to feel something, such as sympathy or outrage, in relation to it. This moment is emblematic of the poetics of the K-drama and exemplary of popular moving image narrative ...
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